hi i had some erroes in my logs ive fix then but i got some errors in my sql data... i dont know how to delete january logs
is there a query that i can run to remove january logs ?
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SQL LOGS
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Re: SQL LOGS
Any reason why you cannot run phpMyAdmin in a browser on the database server and remove the data that way? That is what I always used to do.
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Re: SQL LOGS
ok water thank thank you and how do u search phpmyadmin?
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Where exactly are you holding your Cumulus MX MySQL database?
If it is on a server supplied by your hosting company you should have access to it via the Cpanel area.
If you have set up your own host using Apache Server for instance then download phpmyadmin from here https://www.phpmyadmin.net/ install it in the htdocs area of the server space and then browse to it via a browser.
If it is on a server supplied by your hosting company you should have access to it via the Cpanel area.
If you have set up your own host using Apache Server for instance then download phpmyadmin from here https://www.phpmyadmin.net/ install it in the htdocs area of the server space and then browse to it via a browser.
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Re: SQL LOGS
ok i got phpmyadmin all runing now so do i need to search for that date if so how? as i cant see it in phpmyadmin?
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Re: SQL LOGS
dazza open phpmyadmin, then select databases (near the top left handside), then you can select your db. From there you can select your dayfile, monthly, or realtime, table, click on edit next to the table that you want to alter you will then see all of the data stored in that particular table scroll to the date you want to change the data on then select edit on the left hand side
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Re: SQL LOGS
ha that did the trick thank u